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Robots in the Real World

From smart-assistant robots that can feed people cereal to Mars-ready rovers built by UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 robotics club, the university is developing the minds and machines that will shape our future.

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  • A Powerful Partnership

    Spring 2025
    Through key research from Pegasus Professor Jayanta Kapat and a Pegasus Partnership, UCF and Siemens Energy continue to advance energy innovation. 

  • An Unseen Issue

    Spring 2025
    With support from the National Institute of Justice and the state of Florida, UCF is educating students and using AI to combat human trafficking.

  • Call Security

    Spring 2025
    When the world 麻豆精品 S檚 biggest companies need cybersecurity talent, they look to UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 acclaimed Collegiate Cyber Defense Club. 

  • Digital Development: Inspiring Future Engineers and Scientists

    Spring 2025
    In honor of the developing technology district NeoCity, UCF and other partners hosted a STEM showcase for K-12 students and the community. 

  • Fueling the Future: Investing in UCF

    Spring 2025
    Knight Nation rallied together to make a record-breaking impact while celebrating all things Black & Gold.

  • Leading the Charge

    Spring 2025
    After more than three decades of an evolving career at UCF, Provost Michael D. Johnson steps down this summer with confidence that the university will continue its future-focused mission. 

  • On Campus: Spring 2025

    Spring 2025
    From designing video games to engineering boats for racing, UCF’s campus was full of activity for Spring 2025.

  • Pain’s Silent Signals

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    Driven by his nursing experience with newborns, Martin Schiavenato 麻豆精品 S�07PhD has spent decades developing a tool to measure pain for patients who can 麻豆精品 S檛 verbalize it. 

  • Plugged In

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    Laura Stevens 麻豆精品 S�04 has the same questions and concerns about technology as everyone. As an editor for one of the world 麻豆精品 S檚 largest newspapers, she knows how and where to find the answers. 

  • Ready for the Front Lines

    Spring 2025
    This UCF alum is advancing the frontiers of modeling, simulation and engineering to redefine military medical training. 

  • Robots in the Real World

    Spring 2025
    From smart-assistant robots that can feed people cereal to Mars-ready rovers built by UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 robotics club, the university is developing the minds and machines that will shape our future.

  • Starlit Serenade

    Spring 2025
    UCF’s Symphony Orchestra performed pieces inspired by our planet and its celestial surroundings for this year’s Symphony Under the Stars.

  • The Cradle of Civilization

    Spring 2025
    UCF researcher Tiffany Earley-Spadoni and her team are uncovering artifacts at an overlooked Mesopotamian site 麻豆精品 S� offering new insights about how ancient humans lived and advanced civilization.

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    Driven by humanity 麻豆精品 S檚 endless quest for discovery, UCF researchers are examining how people perform in severe environments to push the frontiers of scientific study.

  • Why I Lived in Space*

    Spring 2025
    NASA employee Tiffany Snyder 麻豆精品 S�18MS shares her experience as a volunteer during a 45-day *simulated space mission. 

Fall 2024

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Community Care

UCF-HCA Florida Healthcare residency programs are playing a crucial role in bringing more in-demand physicians to the state.

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  • 5 Years Forward

    Fall 2024
    UCF Downtown celebrates five years since it first opened its doors to 7,000 UCF and Valencia College students.

  • A Safer City

    Fall 2024
    Through community-oriented policing and data-driven initiatives, UCF alum and Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith 麻豆精品 S�93 is working to reduce crime.

  • An Epic Adventure

    Fall 2024
    UCF alums play roles in creating the latest attractions for the theme park capital of the world.

  • Back in the Game

    Fall 2024
    After 11 years, EA SPORTS released College Football 25, a critically and commercially acclaimed game that is the work of many UCF alums.

  • Community Care

    Fall 2024
    UCF-HCA Florida Healthcare residency programs are playing a crucial role in bringing more in-demand physicians to the state.

  • Finding a Way Home

    Fall 2024
    With homelessness on the rise in Orlando, how can people help others in their time of greatest need?

  • From Dust to Discovery

    Fall 2024
    A new testing facility at UCF is bringing the moon to Earth.

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    Fall 2024
    Take a ride around Central Florida with Sean Walsh 麻豆精品 S�12 and you 麻豆精品 S檒l see how his design touches have helped shape a certain character for small businesses in the region.

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    Fall 2024
    UCF alum Steve Alexander 麻豆精品 S�06 has taken advertising studio MVRK from The City Beautiful to the world.

  • More Than a Visit

    Fall 2024
    A UCF alum is helping Orlando 麻豆精品 S檚 tourism industry showcase benefits for residents.

  • Navigating the Newsroom

    Fall 2024
    How the editor-in-chief of Orlando 麻豆精品 S檚 major newspaper has led local journalism and shaped the city 麻豆精品 S檚 narrative.

  • Noon at Knight Nation

    Fall 2024
    During the Sept. 28 football game, Knight Nation welcomed FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff to campus.

  • On Campus: Fall 2024

    Fall 2024
    From debuting a new UCF commercial to Homecoming Week activities that brought Knight Nation together, this fall was full of exciting events.

  • Photonic Fun

    Fall 2024
    This summer, UCF’s College of Optics and Photonics hosted its second annual Laser and Photonics Summer Camp.

  • Powered by Knights

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    UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 talent pipeline boosts Orlando 麻豆精品 S檚 economy and its many industries.

  • Why I Love Orlando Is Why I Love UCF

    Fall 2024
    Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer reflects on how UCF and Orlando have grown alongside and in partnership with one another.

Spring 2024

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Stellar Health

UCF researchers are exploring how space travel impacts the human body. 

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  • A Decade of Artistic Celebration

    Spring 2024
    Reflecting on 10 memorable moments to honor the 10th anniversary of UCF Celebrates the Arts.

  • Big Wins

    Spring 2024
    UCF’s men’s basketball delivered some big moments in their first season in the Big 12.

  • Broadening Horizons

    Spring 2024
    Thanks to the generosity of donors, scholarships become transformative tools that empower Knights to succeed and thrive throughout their UCF experience.

  • Crossing Disciplines and Changing the World

    Spring 2024
    By collaborating across varying fields, UCF experts are developing innovative technologies, research and curriculum to better the world.

  • Futuristic Facility

    Spring 2024
    The Dr. Phillips Nursing Pavilion will unleash the potential of Knight nurses and UCF faculty experts to positively impact the health of our communities.

  • Going for the Gold

    Spring 2024
    Event management alum Jazmyn Patterson 麻豆精品 S�17 is helping create one of the biggest events in the world: the Olympics.

  • In Sync

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    UCF professors share what makes a good team and how to encourage collaboration by focusing on three areas.

  • On Campus: Spring 2024

    Spring 2024
    From the Florida Interactive Academy 麻豆精品 S檚 inaugural Collegiate Game Jam to the annual Great Naval Orange Race, campus was full of exciting events. 

  • Real Results

    Spring 2024
    By using the unlimited potential of simulation technologies, UCF is improving learning and teaching experiences at the university and beyond. 

  • Securing the Bag

    Spring 2024
    This UCF alum is improving travel experiences with his one-of-a-kind bags endorsed by some of the biggest names in sports, music and more. 

  • Sparking STEM Passion

    Spring 2024
    UCF’s Office of Research and Orlando Science Center partner for a STEM showcase that engages children and the community in scientific explore.

  • Stellar Health

    Spring 2024
    UCF researchers are exploring how space travel impacts the human body. 

  • Understanding Political Speak

    Spring 2024
    Two UCF experts in rhetoric and politics take us behind the words candidates use.

  • Why I Rewired My Brain

    Spring 2024
    Johnny Crowder, founder of a positive psychology startup, shares how he’s used technology improve his mental health.

Fall 2023

A rocket launching off UCF's campus near a view of the Reflecting Pond. The image also says "1963: Ever Upward. Sixty years of reaching for the stars"

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The Rise of SpaceU

Founded to help fuel talent for the nearby space industry, UCF continues to build its reputation as SpaceU. Here’s a look at the early days of UCF’s space ties and journey to new frontiers.

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  • Behind the Screens

    Fall 2023
    How traditional artist Ingrid Aguero 麻豆精品 S�07 麻豆精品 S�08MS became an accomplished creator for EA SPORTS.

  • Center of Attraction

    Fall 2023
    For decades, Orlando has drawn in people from near and far. Some for a great vacation, some for hospitality education and some to help shape the entire tourism industry.

  • Degrees of Success

    Fall 2023
    Here are some of UCF alumni whose positive recognition and powerful trajectories are steadily increasing the value of a UCF degree.

  • Fall Festivities

    Fall 2023
    UCF’s annual fall semester celebration, Pegasus Palooza, provides a warm welcome for students.

  • Fun and Games

    Fall 2023
    UCF partnered with community organizations and Electronic Arts to provide a game day experience for children in the Orlando Kidz Zone program.

  • No Bark, All Byte

    Fall 2023
    UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 School of Modeling, Simulation and Training welcomed its newest research tool: a four-legged robot built with some of the world 麻豆精品 S檚 most advanced technology. 

  • On Campus Through the Years

    Fall 2023
    A look at campus landmarks and activities throughout UCF’s 60 year history.

  • Perfect Blend

    Fall 2023
    New on-campus coffee shop un-FILTERED, a Barnie 麻豆精品 S檚 Coffee & Tea Co. cafe not only provides a place to refuel, but also supports UCF students in need. 

  • Pioneering Ph.D.

    Fall 2023
    UCF 麻豆精品 S橲 first doctoral graduate from 1980 reflects on his time at the university and growth of his area of study: computer science.

  • The Big Picture

    Fall 2023
    What UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 move to the Big 12 Conference means for the university and Orlando.

  • The Land Before UCF’s Time

    Fall 2023
    In the early 1960s, the land where UCF and adjacent businesses now sit was a dense, wooded area owned by numerous Orlando families. One of those was the Davis family, who became one of the first donors to UCF 麻豆精品 S� and remain so today. 

  • The Magic Touch

    Fall 2023
    UCF alums turned Mr. and Mrs. reveal their secret to building a network of renowned entertainers dedicated to elevating the art of magic.

  • The Rise of SpaceU

    Fall 2023
    Founded to help fuel talent for the nearby space industry, UCF continues to build its reputation as SpaceU. Here’s a look at the early days of UCF’s space ties and journey to new frontiers.

  • What Can AI Teach Us?

    Fall 2023
    UCF explores ways to learn from AI chatbots like ChatGPT to improve the learning experience for students and faculty. 

  • Why I Still Cheer for UCF

    Fall 2023
    UCF alum and former cheerleader Linda Gooch 麻豆精品 S�85 reflects on her time at UCF as she enters her 40th season as cheer head coach.

Spring 2023

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The New Era of Simulation

UCF faculty are leading the way for the evolution of virtual worlds with digital twin.

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  • A New School of Thought

    Spring 2023
    Jacqueline Rodriguez 麻豆精品 S�13PhD had no idea her studies and service work would eventually take her to the front lines of one of our nation 麻豆精品 S檚 most important challenges.

  • Advanced Medicine

    Spring 2023
    The AI medicine market is valued around $11 billion and estimated to grow to nearly $190 billion by 2030. A UCF researcher explains the benefits of the fast-growing field.

  • Career Connections

    Spring 2023
    As the demand for hospitality workers grows, Rosen College connects neighboring theme park and attraction giants to top talent from UCF.

  • Critical Care

    Spring 2023
    UCF has long provided compassionate and highly qualified nursing graduates. With a national nursing shortage, they 麻豆精品 S檙e needed now more than ever.

  • Fight to the Finish

    Spring 2023
    The annual event includes a military-style obstacle course and aims to recruit local high schoolers to attend UCF and join its ROTC program.

  • How to Plan the (Nearly) Perfect Event

    Spring 2023
    UCF hospitality experts provide practical tips for event planning and discuss the importance of degrees in the field.

  • Minds on the Matter

    Spring 2023
    Two UCF faculty discuss our understanding of brain function and the mysteries we 麻豆精品 S檙e still trying to solve.

  • More Than Fun and Games

    Spring 2023
    This UCF alum fills the very real (and misunderstood) need for professional esports players to stay physically and mentally fit.

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    From the Homecoming Step Show to UCF Celebrates the Arts rehearsals, campus was full of creative energy.

  • STEAM Engine

    Spring 2023
    UCF researchers are driving science 麻豆精品 S檚 next generation through the nation 麻豆精品 S檚 first mobile geospatial technology learning lab.

  • The Art of Attractions

    Spring 2023
    UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 themed experience students are learning the methods behind entertainment magic.

  • The New Era of Simulation

    Spring 2023
    UCF faculty are leading the way for the evolution of virtual worlds with digital twin.

Fall 2022

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Our Brains on Food

What we feed our bodies not only affects our physical appearance but our brains and cognition, as well. A growing body of research shows diets rich in whole foods and plant-based foods increases our wit and decreases our risk of disease.

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  • A Sweet Success

    Fall 2022
    This husband and wife alumni team found the perfect recipe for an award-winning bakery.

  • Campus Wellness

    Fall 2022
    How UCF Day of Giving helps the university foster student well-being.

  • Culinary Inspiration

    Fall 2022
    UCF students, alumni and faculty share a sampling of creative works inspired by gastronomical customs, memories and ingredients.

  • Fighting Community Hunger

    Fall 2022
    Through Community Partnership Schools, food pantries and other nutritional services are a crucial part of efforts to combat food insecurity and ensure K 麻豆精品 S�12 student success.

  • Gourmet Getaway

    Fall 2022
    Best friends turned business partners transport restaurant guests to the streets of Asia.

  • How Does Your Garden Grow?

    Fall 2022
    Tower gardens are increasing awareness and access to fresh fruits and vegetables on UCF campuses.

  • Off to the Races: UCF Celebrates 25 Years of the Great Navel Orange Race

    Fall 2022
    UCF’s 2022 Great Navel Orange Race marked 25 years of a rite of passage, which tests creativity, for first-year engineering students. 

  • Our Brains on Food

    Fall 2022
    What we feed our bodies not only affects our physical appearance but our brains and cognition, as well. A growing body of research shows diets rich in whole foods and plant-based foods increases our wit and decreases our risk of disease.

  • Programming Powerhouse: UCF Hosts, Competes in the ICPC NAC

    Fall 2022
    UCF placed seventh in the 2022 North American Championship of International Collegiate Programming Contest and will advance to World Finals.

  • Reeling it in

    Fall 2022
    Fish is a major food source for billions of people, and in Florida, recreational fishing is a popular pastime and a major driver of tourism. But what if there were no more fish?

  • The Evolution of Food

    Fall 2022
    UCF experts in varying fields are researching and teaching concepts that can change the future of food preparation, dining and delivery.

  • The UCF Alum Couple Behind Orlando Restaurant Papa Llama

    Fall 2022
    The husband-and-wife team of Kevin Ruiz 麻豆精品 S�10 and Maria (Belen) 麻豆精品 S�11 are difference makers in the Florida restaurant scene. 

  • What Will We Do With GMOs?

    Fall 2022
    If we could use the science of genetic modification to solve world hunger… would we do it?

  • Why I Paint Food

    Fall 2022
    Pastry chef turned artist Annette Tojar 麻豆精品 S�18 麻豆精品 S�21MFA shares how her culture and former career has inspired her work.

  • Wine Wisdom

    Fall 2022
    Robin Back has spent his life learning about wine. Here he shares some expert insight.

  • World Travelers: UCF Students Study Abroad in Barcelona During Summer 2022

    Fall 2022
    This summer, 41 UCF students traveled to Spain to participate in the inaugural session at the UCF Barcelona Center for International Experiences.

Spring 2022

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More Than Words

UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 Communication Disorders Clinic provides essential training for its graduate students and critical services to the local community. 

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  • A Generational Effort

    Spring 2022
    For two decades, the UCF Business Incubation Program has supported the growth of hundreds of local small businesses to diversify the Central Florida economy. Now, the program is positioning itself for a new generation of success.

  • Artistic Celebration

    Spring 2022
    Flying Horse Editions celebrates 30 years of supporting artistic works and research with an exhibit featured in UCF’s Art Gallery.

  • Elevating Expression

    Spring 2022
    Shawn Welcome 麻豆精品 S�17 reflects on the power of poetry in a community as he begins his term as Orlando 麻豆精品 S檚 poet laureate.

  • Ingenuity at Work

    Spring 2022
    Developments from UCF faculty advance their fields while making societal impacts. 

  • Making Waves

    Spring 2022
    Thanks to NASA-developed technology, this UCF alum 麻豆精品 S檚 company is working to achieve clean water globally.

  • Not Your Average Students

    Spring 2022
    Education is a lifelong endeavor, as evidenced by this comparison of two of UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 oldest and youngest students.

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    Spring 2022
    From new winter celebrations to new campus murals and learning technology, there’s plenty of ways Knights are staying engaged at UCF.

  • Powering Potential

    Spring 2022
    UCF’s new Microgrid Control Lab simulates a modern grid control room and will serve as a hands-on learning and research facility.

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    Spring 2022

  • Relationship Goals

    Spring 2022
    If you aren 麻豆精品 S檛 taking these six actions, you should be, according to experts at UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 Marriage and Family Research Institute.

  • Together Again

    Spring 2022
    For the first time since the start of the pandemic, UCF’s Gather Luncheon returned to campus to promote community building and healthy eating.

  • Why I Believe in Medical City

    Spring 2022
    After graduating from UCF’s first class of medical school graduates, Elona Rrapo Kaso 麻豆精品 S�13MD has returned to Lake Nona to work and help train students at the Orlando VA Medical Center. She shares what it’s like to see the development of Medical City and UCF’s College of Medicine. 

Fall 2021

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Strengthening Our Nation

As America works to improve its security, UCF researchers are contributing by fortifying our infrastructure, advancing our technology and training the next generation who will carry on their charge. 

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  • Ahead of the Game

    Fall 2021
    The story behind how UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy grew into an industry game changer.

  • Back to Bouncin’

    Fall 2021
    UCF’s 2021 season opener was one to remember with return to the full game day experience and the start of the Gus Malzahn era.

  • Connected Care

    Fall 2021
    A UCF alum 麻豆精品 S檚 healthcare app aims to alleviate stress for patients 麻豆精品 S� loved ones while keeping them informed.

  • Getting Real

    Fall 2021
    Cutting-edge hologram technology is helping train UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 future healthcare professionals.

  • House Call

    Fall 2021
    Tom Weichart 麻豆精品 S�04MS reflects on his time as a nurse at the White House during the George W. Bush presidency. 

  • Lights, Camera, Action

    Fall 2021
    Premiering in February 2022, UCF will be featured on The College Tour, which was co-produced by a local film company staffed by alums. 

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    From a welcome back social to rocket launches observances, there was a lot to celebrate during the Fall 2021 semester.

  • On Tap

    Fall 2021
    Hospitality management students learn the science behind America’s billion-dollar beer-brewing industry. 

  • Picture-perfect Proteins

    Fall 2021
    A UCF researcher is developing new technologies to study protein movement in human cells in an effort to advance our ability to treat diseases.

  • Strengthening Our Nation

    Fall 2021
    As America works to improve its security, UCF researchers are contributing by fortifying our infrastructure, advancing our technology and training the next generation who will carry on their charge. 

  • Supporting Surfside Responders

    Fall 2021
    Faculty members of UCF RESTORES helped support the mental health of first responders at the collapse of the Champlain Towers South condo building in Surfside, Florida. 

  • Why I Still Believe in Magic

    Fall 2021
    George A. Kalogridis 麻豆精品 S�76 shares his journey of helping Walt Disney World open its doors 50 years ago as a busboy to eventually rising as one of its top executives.  

Summer 2021

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UCF’s Modern(a) Man

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  • 1ON1: Head to Head

    Summer 2021
    Vice President and Director of Athletics Terry Mohajir and Head Football Coach Gus Malzahn talk about their vision for UCF as the future of college football and university athletics.

  • Gateway to the Galaxy

    Summer 2021
    Knights are leading the team helping to create NASA 麻豆精品 S檚 Gateway 麻豆精品 S� an outpost that will orbit the moon to advance deep space travel, research and habitation.

  • Generating a Buzz

    Summer 2021
    How one of the minds behind the  麻豆精品 S�90s viral sensation The Blair Witch Project continues to evolve transmedia storytelling.

  • Gold Standard

    Summer 2021

  • Good Sports

    Summer 2021
    This year 麻豆精品 S檚 spring semester was UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 greatest undertaking in school history as all 16 varsity sports were in action after most traditional fall sports were pushed back. 

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    Summer 2021
    UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 new senior vice president for administration and finance was 34 when he first became a chief financial officer. He 麻豆精品 S檚 spent every day since helping others achieve success.

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    As UCF prepared to slowly transition to pre-pandemic operations, old, new and modified activities made campus come to life. 

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    One alum 麻豆精品 S檚 global exercise brand is topping the home-fitness industry leaderboard.

  • UCF’s Modern(a) Man

    Summer 2021

  • Why I Will Always Remember 9/11

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    Victim Services Director Christine Mouton 麻豆精品 S�98 麻豆精品 S�01MS reflects on what it was like to support 9/11 victims and survivors over 20 years ago.

Spring 2021

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  • Blastoff from the Bounce House

    Spring 2021
    How a photograph of a rocket launch captured from UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 football stadium landed among Time magazine 麻豆精品 S檚 top 100 photos of 2020. 

  • Body Check

    Spring 2021
    The Bod Pod can scan your body in under five minutes and provide your precise body fat percentage 麻豆精品 S� helping everyone from athletes to the elderly.

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    Spring 2021
    UCF art and engineering students collaborated to create a new solar-powered sculpture that infuses energy back into the city 麻豆精品 S檚 power grid. 

  • Deep Dive

    Spring 2021
    UCF researchers are exploring our oceans to better understand dangerous diseases found below 麻豆精品 S� and possible cures. 

  • How to Ace the Test of Time

    Spring 2021
    Learn what is essential to graceful aging 麻豆精品 S� no matter how old you are. 

  • Lighting the Way

    Spring 2021
    Professor Peter Delfyett’s latest honor recognizes his influential career and opens doors for the STEM community at UCF. 

  • Movement Matters

    Spring 2021
    Go Baby Go! and St. Joseph 麻豆精品 S檚 Children 麻豆精品 S檚 Hospital are partnering to provide low-cost mobility solutions for children with disabilities.

  • Pandemic Pivot?

    Spring 2021
    Now may be the time to change careers. 

  • The Pope’s Meteor Man

    Spring 2021

  • Why I Fight for Hostages

    Spring 2021
    A UCF grad shares how her father’s kidnapping drives her to help others.

Summer 2020

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Class of 2020

Eight graduates from UCF’s Spring Class of 2020 share how the pandemic affected their final semester and memories from their time as Knights. 

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  • Class of 2020

    Summer 2020
    Eight graduates from UCF’s Spring Class of 2020 share how the pandemic affected their final semester and memories from their time as Knights. 

  • Essential Equipment

    Summer 2020
    In partnership with 3D printer manufacturer Stratasys, two UCF-affiliated groups are helping build gear to protect national and local healthcare workers.

  • On Campus: Summer 2020

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    Here are a few of the people at UCF who are holding everything together 麻豆精品 S� even during a pandemic.

  • Prioritizing Safety

    Summer 2020
    UCF’s Emergency Operation Center is home to the university’s Emergency Management team, which helps keep Knights safe in times of crisis. 

  • Remote Possibility

    Summer 2020
    7 days. 69,525 students. 6,600 new courses. How UCF leaned on more than two decades of online learning expertise to shift the entire university to remote learning.

  • Return Item

    Summer 2020
    A library card with a story to tell

  • Then and Now

    Summer 2020
    UCF senior Brandon Aliberti reminisces with his grandfather, Gary Wright 麻豆精品 S�70, a member of UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 first graduating class 50 years ago.

  • To Capture a Moment

    Summer 2020
    An unusual assignment gave history students a chance to reflect on the items that most defined the pandemic.

  • Trauma and Resilience During COVID-19

    Summer 2020
    UCF mental health experts discuss the the impact the pandemic will have on us.

  • Why I Fight on the Frontline

    Summer 2020
    Stephen Brennan 麻豆精品 S�15, a certified emergency nurse, discusses traveling to Queens, New York 麻豆精品 S� the worst-hit area in the United States 麻豆精品 S� to help during COVID-19.

Spring 2020

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Models for Success

At the UCF 3D Print Lab, researchers are producing 3D models of patients that help doctors at Nemours Children’s Hospital navigate complex surgeries.

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  • A Look at the Updated John C. Hitt Library

    Spring 2020
    With new study spaces, technology and seating, the additions to the library are intended to help students focus on collaboration and studying. 

  • Dream Maker

    Spring 2020
    The recently opened Games and Interactive Media Maker Space at UCF Downtown was built to foster creativity and collaboration through a practice known as 麻豆精品 S渃ritical making. 麻豆精品 S�

  • Harnessing Power

    Spring 2020
    UCF’s Aphasia House and Knights on the Go Caf茅 is helping people like Larry Lentz Jr. improve their mobility, language and social skills.

  • Helping Public School Teachers Earn Free Master’s Degree

    Spring 2020
    The Lockheed Martin/UCF Academy was developed to bolster STEM education and retaining current teachers while building the talent pipeline.

  • How to Hunt a Killer

    Spring 2020
    The work being done by researchers at UCF and Arecibo Observatory could help protect our planet from a fatal impact.

  • Industry Watchdog

    Spring 2020
    Since the 1960s, beloved Peanuts character Snoopy has been an icon for safety in the aerospace industry.

  • Laughter is the Best Medicine

    Spring 2020
    Blake Lynch 麻豆精品 S�14 is providing comic relief to nurses around the world.

  • Mapping the World

    Spring 2020
    Drishtie Patel 麻豆精品 S�08 麻豆精品 S�12MNM is part of a team mapping the world’s missing roads to provide life-saving resources to people in times of crisis.

  • Models for Success

    Spring 2020
    At the UCF 3D Print Lab, researchers are producing 3D models of patients that help doctors at Nemours Children’s Hospital navigate complex surgeries.

  • On Campus: Spring 2020

    Spring 2020
    From a historic season for men’s soccer to the launch of Knights Pantry on the Rosen campus, here’s a look back at some of the big moments at UCF.

  • Stylish and Sustainable

    Spring 2020
    This alum-led startup is taking a stand in the sand to offer more eco-friendly fashion.

  • The Dangers of Binge-Watching

    Spring 2020
    A study led by a UCF professor has found binge-watching could be deadly.

  • Why I Ride a Bike

    Spring 2020
    There is a special kind of freedom one can experience only by riding a bicycle state line to state line. 

Fall 2019

A young white man is holding reflective sunglasses up to his face that show the downtown Orlando skyline.

Featured Story

Expression Meets Inspiration at UCF Downtown

The new UCF Downtown campus reflects 麻豆精品 S� and inspires 麻豆精品 S� the energy and personalities of the more than 7,000 students who started classes there this August. 

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  • 40 Years 麻豆精品 S� And Counting for the Marching Knights

    Fall 2019
    Since 1980, UCF Marching Knights have been a major force at the university.

  • 5 Minutes with Bev Seay

    Fall 2019
    UCF’s new chair for the Board of Trustees opens up about personal passions and professional practices. 

  • Energy Boost

    Fall 2019
    One of the most technologically innovative startups is paving the way to a more affordable renewable energy future.

  • Helping the Helpers

    Fall 2019
    From treating post-traumatic stress disorder to creating devices that detect toxins such as fentanyl, UCF is making first responders 麻豆精品 S� jobs easier and safer.

  • Life After Hate

    Fall 2019
    The first two decades of Angela King 麻豆精品 S�07 麻豆精品 S�09MA 麻豆精品 S檚 life were fueled by bullying, violence and her involvement in white supremacist organizations. She has spent the past two decades trying to make amends 麻豆精品 S� and helping others leave hate groups.

  • Millennial Falcon

    Fall 2019
    How Jacqueline (Cade) King 麻豆精品 S�12 helped dreams come true for generations of Star Wars fans.

  • On Campus 麻豆精品 S� Fall 2019

    Fall 2019
    From a new campus opening downtown to major wins for athletics, there was a lot to celebrate during the UCF Fall 2019 semester.

  • Power Move

    Fall 2019
    Forging the future of endurance-boosting technology.

  • Processing Risk

    Fall 2019
    Could eating processed foods while pregnant increase the likelihood of childhood autism? Recent findings by UCF researchers suggest yes.

  • The Driving Spirit Behind UCF’s ‘Charge On’ Commercial

    Fall 2019
    Whether you’re at a sporting event, academic award ceremony or out wearing UCF gear, the words “Charge On!” unite those affiliated with the university.

  • UCF CREATES and Page 15 Mentor Tomorrow 麻豆精品 S檚 Animators

    Fall 2019
    After receiving a grant from Walt Disney World Resort, the two programs developed a summer animation camp for 20 kids to channel their creativity.

  • Why We Started ‘Pegasus’

    Fall 2019
    Twenty-five years ago, Jim Hobart 麻豆精品 S�91 and Mike Hinn 麻豆精品 S�92 took UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 Reach for the Stars motto to heart 麻豆精品 S� and haven 麻豆精品 S檛 stopped since.

Summer 2019

UCF Pegasus Magazine Summer 2019 - Let's Go!

Featured Story

Insider 麻豆精品 S檚 Travel Guide

UCF students from around the world share their best local travel tips.

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  • 5 Questions with Thad Seymour Jr.

    Summer 2019
    The interim president talks books, motivation, the value of higher ed and the future of UCF.

  • Adventure Is Out There

    Summer 2019
    From surfing lessons in Cape Canaveral to hiking in Patagonia, UCF Outdoor Adventure provides students affordable options to explore beyond campus.

  • Life Without Limits

    Summer 2019
    After a lifetime as a competitive athlete, Kyle Coon 麻豆精品 S�13 is taking on his toughest challenge yet 麻豆精品 S� to compete in the 2020 Paralympics in Tokyo as a blind triathlete.

  • On Campus 麻豆精品 S� Summer 2019

    Summer 2019
    From the UCFestival concert to the women’s tennis victory against USF, UCF had a wide range of fun events to attend in Summer 2019.

  • The Bold New World of Drone Racing

    Summer 2019
    The sky 麻豆精品 S檚 the limit for two aerospace engineering students looking to advance the sport.

  • The Defiant One

    Summer 2019
    UCF student-athlete Konya Plummer made history playing for Jamaica in the 2019 FIFA Women 麻豆精品 S檚 World Cup.

  • The Examined Life

    Summer 2019
    Curiosity has fueled the world 麻豆精品 S檚 biggest discoveries. Here 麻豆精品 S檚 what it means for UCF researchers on the front line.

  • The Story of the Pan-American Highway

    Summer 2019
    The story of a single road not often traveled in its entirety. The relationships, politics and passions that built it. And what it tells us about who we really are.

  • Too Many Tourists?

    Summer 2019
    The problem of overtourism – and how to solve it.

  • UCF Grad Travels the World to Pursue BMX Passion

    Summer 2019
    How chasing experiences has led one UCF business grad to launch a clothing line 麻豆精品 S� and visit 29 counties and hundreds of skate parks. 

  • Why I Embrace Adventure

    Summer 2019
    The pull of anticipation is a strong draw to discover the unknown.

Spring 2019

Pegasus Magazine Spring 2019 - UCF

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Unstoppable

After becoming the first African-American woman to graduate from UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 engineering program, Marcie (Swilley) Washington 麻豆精品 S�83 worked for NASA, became an ordained minister, and survived her heart stopping for 22 minutes. Now, she 麻豆精品 S檚 tackling her next challenge: cancer.

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  • A New Day for Yaupon Tea

    Spring 2019
    You may not spend much time thinking about tea. Two UCF brothers want to change that.

  • College Classes for Adults Ages 50 and Up

    Spring 2019
    College after retirement? Actually, it makes a lot of sense.

  • Driving the Future

    Spring 2019
    Self-driving cars were once science fiction fantasy. Today, Jason Eichenholz 麻豆精品 S�95MS 麻豆精品 S�98PhD and his company, Luminar, are making them a reality.

  • House of Highlights

    Spring 2019
    Before he even graduated, Omar Raja 麻豆精品 S�16 launched a popular Instagram account and landed a career with Bleacher Report. Here 麻豆精品 S檚 how he made it happen.

  • How Nanotech Can Improve What We 麻豆精品 S檙e Wearing

    Spring 2019
    Patches that treat cancer? Hats that stimulate hair growth? Jackets that charge your smartphone? UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 NanoScience Technology Center is an epicenter of futuristic wearables.

  • Just Say Om

    Spring 2019

  • Making Synthetic Martian Dirt

    Spring 2019
    UCF researchers are setting the standard for extraterrestrial soil.

  • Next Level

    Spring 2019
    Esports is a fast-rising, billion-dollar industry that is threatening to overtake traditional sports. So what is it, exactly?

  • On Campus 麻豆精品 S� Spring 2019

    Spring 2019
    With Homecoming celebrations, a GameDay visit and major accomplishments from students and staff, campus was full of memorable experiences.

  • The Advocate

    Spring 2019
    From media to legislation, Azmia Magane 麻豆精品 S�07 麻豆精品 S�09 has always had the strength fight for representation. Now the social work grad uses that strength to battle lupus and raise awareness for the 麻豆精品 S渋nvisible illness. 麻豆精品 S�

  • UCF Basketball 麻豆精品 S檚 Season to Remember

    Spring 2019
    The men 麻豆精品 S檚 and women 麻豆精品 S檚 basketball teams kept the momentum rolling from UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 stellar football season with exceptional performances of their own this year.Spring 2019 | By Jenna Marina Lee

  • UCF Grad Contemporizes the Classic 麻豆精品 S楬ighlights 麻豆精品 S� Magazine 麻豆精品 S�

    Spring 2019
    As design director for Highlights magazine, Patrick Greenish 麻豆精品 S�02 drives the look of a publication that plays an influential role for hundreds of thousands of children across the United States. And that impact isn 麻豆精品 S檛 lost on him.

  • UCF Opens the Lockheed Martin Cyber Innovation Lab

    Spring 2019
    As the need for cybersecurity experts across the nation grows, UCF has created a space where students interested in the field can develop their skills.

  • UCF Partners with Nemours for PedsAcademy

    Spring 2019
    More than 50 UCF student-teachers and faculty have been providing tailored instruction to children with chronic illnesses since the program’s launch in August.

  • Unstoppable

    Spring 2019
    After becoming the first African-American woman to graduate from UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 engineering program, Marcie (Swilley) Washington 麻豆精品 S�83 worked for NASA, became an ordained minister, and survived her heart stopping for 22 minutes. Now, she 麻豆精品 S檚 tackling her next challenge: cancer.

  • Why I Am a Festival Kid

    Spring 2019
    Nearly a decade after my first time at Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Tennessee, I 麻豆精品 S檓 still shaking endless amounts of dust out of my camp gear. There are things about music festivals that never leave you.

Winter 2018

Featured Story

The 2018 UCF Football Season in Review

The Knights 麻豆精品 S� past two seasons have proven to be a lesson in resolve.

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Fall 2018

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The Strategists

UCF’s programming team became first in North America by falling behind. 

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  • Believe The Heup!

    Fall 2018
    New head football coach Josh Heupel is as real as it gets.

  • Expanded Views from the UCF-managed Arecibo Observatory

    Fall 2018
    UCF continues to 麻豆精品 S淩each for the Stars 麻豆精品 S� with its new commitment to manage the second-largest single-dish radio telescope on the planet 麻豆精品 S� the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico.

  • Get to Know UCF President Dale Whittaker

    Fall 2018
    Whether he’s exploring new places, pushing beyond physical boundaries or setting up the next generation of students for success, UCF’s new president is all in.

  • New UCF Energy Plant Is Designed for Learning

    Fall 2018
    Designed with purpose, UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 newest District Energy Plant debuted its color-coded piping system in May to help teach engineering students how to build a cleaner world.

  • On Campus – Fall 2018

    Fall 2018
    From commencement ceremonies to rock climbing at the Recreation and Wellness Center, campus was filled with fun celebrations and dynamic challenges during Summer 2018.

  • Preparing for a Hurricane

    Fall 2018
    What a game is teaching South Florida families about hurricane preparation in real time. 

  • The Impact of Sea-Level Rise on Communities and Coastlines

    Fall 2018
    UCF coastal engineer Thomas Wahl discusses how seemingly small changes in sea levels will have big consequences for our coastlines 麻豆精品 S� and how to prepare.

  • The Strategists

    Fall 2018
    UCF’s programming team became first in North America by falling behind. 

  • Timeline Traveler

    Fall 2018
    Sarah Chetrit&苍产蝉辫; 麻豆精品 S�10 went from being an accountant to a full-time travel blogger. The wanderlust expert offers her tips for planning your next trip.

  • UCF Looks Back on its First Day of Classes

    Fall 2018
    Fifty years ago, Central Florida changed forever when UCF 麻豆精品 S� then known as Florida Technological University 麻豆精品 S� opened for classes on October 7, 1968.

  • We Need to Talk about Mental Illness

    Fall 2018
    The number of people privately dealing with mental health issues will stun you. It 麻豆精品 S檚 why alumni Brandon and Michi Marshall launched Project 375  麻豆精品 S� to make mental health the most important topic of conversation you have today.

  • Why I Teach Journalism

    Fall 2018
    Rick Brunson 麻豆精品 S�84 on why journalism education has never been more important or more challenging.

Summer 2018

A painted portrait of John C. Hitt displays him wearing a suit while staring off into the distance against a blue background with the word "Pegasus" written in gold above his head.

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How President Hitt Built a Legacy

Over the past 26 years, President John C. Hitt has grown UCF in size, standing and scholarship. But Hitt 麻豆精品 S檚 ability to guide growth extends beyond the university and into the entire Central Florida region. Here are a few of his major accomplishments.

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  • Golden Guild

    Summer 2018
    Much more than a shiny token, President Hitt 麻豆精品 S檚 Pegasus ring represents a big commitment to UCF 麻豆精品 S� and he 麻豆精品 S檚 not the only person to wear one.

  • Hitt’s World

    Summer 2018
    Being the president of a university 麻豆精品 S� especially one of the nation 麻豆精品 S檚 largest 麻豆精品 S� is, without a doubt, a busy job. So before the board meetings and after the special events, every president deserves a chance to relax, unwind and enjoy a glass of club soda (with a little lime). Well, that 麻豆精品 S檚 assuming every president is like our very own John C. Hitt. Here are a few more of his favorite things, each one offering a glimpse into his world.

  • Hitt-isms

    Summer 2018
    Insight, wisdom and tongue-in-cheek musings from UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 fourth president.

  • How President Hitt Built a Legacy

    Summer 2018
    Over the past 26 years, President John C. Hitt has grown UCF in size, standing and scholarship. But Hitt 麻豆精品 S檚 ability to guide growth extends beyond the university and into the entire Central Florida region. Here are a few of his major accomplishments.

  • Knight Vision

    Summer 2018
    How John C. Hitt changed Central Florida for the better. 

  • My 26-year Love Affair

    Summer 2018
    Martha Hitt on why she fell 麻豆精品 S� and keeps falling 麻豆精品 S� in love with UCF.

  • President Hitt 麻豆精品 S檚 Final Commencement

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    Behind the scenes of President Hitt 麻豆精品 S檚 final commencement ceremonies this spring. Summer 2018 | Photos by Nick Leyva 麻豆精品 S�15

  • The Whittakers Support Students at Knight-Thon

    Summer 2018
    Dale and Mary Whittaker help students power through UCF’s oldest philanthropic tradition. Summer 2018

  • Who Is John Hitt?

    Summer 2018
    For a quarter century, President John C. Hitt worked to put UCF on the map. But who is the man behind the evolution?

  • Why I’ll Always Be a Knight

    Summer 2018
    President Hitt shares what it means to be a Knight. 

Spring 2018

Featured Story

From Knights to Kings: The 2017 National Championship Season

From winless in 2015 to undefeated in 2017, the UCF Knights shocked the college football world this season with a perfect 13-0 record, a major CFP Peach Bowl victory and a National Championship.

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Fall 2017

UCF Veterans Speak - Pegasus Magazine Fall 2017

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In Their Words

Since 2010, the UCF history department has been collecting stories of veterans living in the Central Florida area. Here is part of the rich legacy they 麻豆精品 S檙e preserving.

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Summer 2017

UCF Pegasus Summer 2017 - Creativity

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Pegasus Takes Flight

Pegasus, the UCF symbol, soars among the stars in a new mural by local artist Boy Kong.

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  • Creating a Scene

    Summer 2017
    Central Florida is becoming a hotbed of artistic activity 麻豆精品 S� from theater to graphic design to cultivated graffiti 麻豆精品 S� and UCF grads are at the center of the creative boom. 

  • Drawing Middle-earth

    Summer 2017
    Graham Judd 麻豆精品 S�09 brings the plants of Tolkein 麻豆精品 S檚 Middle-earth to life in a new book.

  • Good Vibrations

    Summer 2017
    Sam Borkson 麻豆精品 S�01 creates art to inspire friendship with the world.

  • In a Flash

    Summer 2017
    1 prompt. 6 writers. 150 words or fewer.

  • More Than Meets the Eye

    Summer 2017
    Each piece of public art at UCF tells the story of the faculty, staff and community members who make these works available to the public.

  • Ninth Annual UCF-Orlando Jazz Festival

    Summer 2017
    The 2017 UCF-Orlando Jazz Festival included performances from guitarist Peter Bernstein, trumpeter Leroy Jones and The Jazz Professors.

  • On Beat

    Summer 2017

  • On Campus – Summer 2017

    Summer 2017
    From art classes to UCFastival and Holi, the UCF campus during the Spring 2017 semester was a vibrant, inspiring place to be.

  • Pegasus Takes Flight

    Summer 2017
    Pegasus, the UCF symbol, soars among the stars in a new mural by local artist Boy Kong.

  • The Art of Limbitless

    Summer 2017
    Limbitless Solutions 麻豆精品 S� bionic arms highlight each child 麻豆精品 S檚 passion and personality. 

  • Third Annual UCF Celebrates the Arts at Dr. Phillips Center

    Summer 2017
    UCF Celebrates the Arts held its third annual weeklong showcase in April, allowing students to take their creative work from the classroom to center stage at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Orlando.Summer 2017

  • Turning Points

    Summer 2017
    Looking back on a turnaround season that culminated with a landmark postseason run, UCF men 麻豆精品 S檚 basketball head coach Johnny Dawkins recalls five defining moments.

  • UCF Breaks Ground on Downtown Campus

    Summer 2017
    UCF and Valencia College broke ground on a new partnership campus in downtown Orlando that will serve 7,700 students from both schools when it opens in 2019.Summer 2017

  • V for Venditti

    Summer 2017
    Robert Venditti 麻豆精品 S�01MA and the roundabout way he 麻豆精品 S檚 achieved success as a writer.

  • What Is Creativity?

    Summer 2017
    UCF faculty explore the idea.

  • Why I Reign

    Summer 2017
    Performance artist Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz discusses her Reinas series and how she channels queens to unravel societal traumas and anxieties. 

  • Your Brain on Music

    Summer 2017
    A popular class breaks down how our brains respond to music.

Spring 2017

Pegasus Magazine Spring 2017

Featured Story

Monsters in the Closet

UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 Bug Closet holds more than half a million specimens and countless tales of stranger-than-fiction beetles, butterflies and wasps that help weave our wondrous environmental web.

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  • Breaking Down Student Debt

    Spring 2017
    Surprising facts about U.S. student debt and how we pay for college.

  • In Good Health

    Spring 2017
    It 麻豆精品 S檚 been 11 years since the Florida Legislature and then-Gov. Jeb Bush approved UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 new medical school. As the university prepares to expand our medical offerings to include a teaching hospital, we look at 10 numbers that set the College of Medicine apart from similar programs in the nation.

  • Kickin’ It New School

    Spring 2017
    A cutting-edge classroom simulator at UCF is helping educators become better teachers.

  • Knights’ Kingdom

    Spring 2017
    UCF alumni chapters and clubs are a great way to stay connected to everything you love about being a Knight.

  • On Campus – Spring 2017

    Spring 2017
    From Spirit Splash and Homecoming to basketball games and Rent-a-Pup, the UCF campus was the place to be.

  • Speak & Spell Was a Game Changer

    Spring 2017
    The Speak & Spell broke ground in technology.

  • Tackling Cancer

    Spring 2017
    The Cure Bowl is fueling groundbreaking cancer research at UCF.

  • The Big World of Nanotechnology

    Spring 2017
    Six ways nanotechnology is improving our lives.

  • The Bro’d Trip

    Spring 2017
    Over the course of a year, Justin Fricke 麻豆精品 S�12 and Adam Fricke 麻豆精品 S�15 visited all 50 states, three Canadian Providences and one U.S. Territory.Spring 2017

  • The Science of Scent

    Spring 2017
    Professor Konstantin Vodopyanov 麻豆精品 S檚 revolutionary technology could make diagnosing disease as easy as exhaling.

  • UCF at Otronicon

    Spring 2017
    UCF showcases its tech prowess at Orlando Science Center 麻豆精品 S檚 Otronicon.Spring 2017

  • UCF Tennis Moves to Lake Nona

    Spring 2017
    The Knights opened the 2017 season at their new home, the United States Tennis Association National Campus in Lake Nona.Spring 2017

  • Why I Give a Damn

    Spring 2017
    After 25 years as president of UCF, President John C. Hitt still believes there is no better tool than a college degree for improving social and economic mobility.

Fall 2016

Pegasus Magazine Fall 2016

Featured Story

Helpers and Healers

Not surprisingly, of the thousands of people who responded after Pulse, many have a UCF connection. Here, in their words, are their stories.

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  • Artifact: Under Pressure

    Fall 2016
    Artists come to UCF’s Flying Horse Editions for serious printing power.

  • First Frost

    Fall 2016
    Relive the first win of the season and Scott Frost’s first victory as head coach at UCF. Fall 2016

  • Igniting UCF’s Future

    Fall 2016
    UCF launched a $500 million fundraising campaign 麻豆精品 S� the most ambitious in the university 麻豆精品 S檚 history.

  • New Kid on the Cell Block

    Fall 2016
    Amanda Stephen 麻豆精品 S�08 is the newest inmate on Netflix 麻豆精品 S檚 Orange Is the New Black.

  • Off the Court

    Fall 2016
    UCF head basketball coaches on their passion for the game and mentoring student-athletes.

  • On Campus: Fall 2016

    Fall 2016
    From Move-in Day and Convocation to Fan Fest and a Black Lives Matter vigil, the UCF campus offers a variety of ways for students to participate.

  • Reptile Refuge

    Fall 2016
    UCF to build a permanent sea turtle conservation research facility in Brevard County.Fall 2016

  • Room with a Worldview

    Fall 2016
    A new building on Memory Mall puts international students front and center.Fall 2016

  • The Best Photos of 2016

    Fall 2016
    The past year has been filled with triumphs and devastation. From graduations and world-renowned speakers to the heartbreak felt after the Pulse shootings, Pegasus shares the 33 photos that showcase UCF 麻豆精品 S檚 year in review.

  • The Place Maker

    Fall 2016
    Six ways to build a better community according to Jennifer Marvel 麻豆精品 S�12, executive director of Orlando 麻豆精品 S檚 Audubon Park Garden District.

  • Why I Gave Back

    Fall 2016

  • Writing to Heal

    Fall 2016
    Whether it 麻豆精品 S檚 breaking the stigma of mental illness or overcoming childhood hardships, a UCF professor and her students are helping others heal through creative writing.

Summer 2016

Pegasus Magazine Summer 2016

Featured Story

Where to Next?

With research expanding throughout our solar system and beyond, the human race is on the cusp of a new Space Age. We turned to UCF scientists to reveal what space exploration will look like in the future. 

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  • Briefs: Summer 2016

    Summer 2016
    UCF ranks No. 1 for higher education performance in the state of Florida, announces new head coaches and a VP of research, and more…

  • Destination Downtown

    Summer 2016
    At UCF’s new downtown Orlando campus, thousands of students will tap into the heart of the City Beautiful.

  • Go for Launch

    Summer 2016
    UCF Professor Joshua Colwell and his team of physics faculty and students watched as their experiment rocketed to space aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard. Summer 2016

  • Intergalactic Symphony

    Summer 2016
    Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer presented an out-of-this-world performance during UCF Celebrates the Arts.Summer 2016

  • Knight View

    Summer 2016
    UCF’s Robinson Observatory offers a stellar view of the night sky.

  • Knights In Space

    Summer 2016
    Learn about the work UCF researchers are doing on nearly every planet in our solar system and beyond.

  • On Campus: Summer 2016

    Summer 2016
    Nearly 8,000 students graduated during spring commencement ceremonies, the Knights showed off their skills under new football Head Coach Scott Frost at the annual spring game, and Bill Nye the Science Guy visited campus to encourage students to change the world.

  • One Small Step for Man, One Giant Leap for UCF

    Summer 2016
    UCF has been committed to space exploration since before man’s first step on the moon.By Angie Lewis ’03

  • Opinion: Space Tourism

    Summer 2016
    UCF professors debate the pros and cons of space tourism.

  • Such Great Heights

    Summer 2016
    In 2009, Nicole Stott ’92 spent 91 days in space, which gave her a new perspective on life. Now she wants to share it with the world through art.

  • UCF Stands with Orlando

    Summer 2016
    On June 12, Orlando was attacked when a shooter went into Pulse nightclub in downtown and killed 49 and injured 53. A vigil was held to honor those affected, including two members of the UCF community.By the staff at Pegasus

  • Where to Next?

    Summer 2016
    With research expanding throughout our solar system and beyond, the human race is on the cusp of a new Space Age. We turned to UCF scientists to reveal what space exploration will look like in the future. 

  • Why I Jumped

    Summer 2016
    Former Google VP and UCF alumnus Alan Eustace ’79 ’81MS ’84PhD fell a world-record 26 miles from Earth’s stratosphere all in the name of science.By Alan Eustace ’79 ’81MS ’84PhD

  • Written in the Stars

    Summer 2016
    UCF’s motto is Reach for the Stars, and the constellation Pegasus shows us the way. For centuries, it has been a guide for travelers and astronomers alike, whether by land, sea or air.

Spring 2016

Florida Conservation Biology - UCF researchers are working to make Florida as habitable for the people who live and work here as the plants and wildlife that depend on it for survival. Pegasus Magazine Spring 2016

Featured Story

Finding Balance

UCF researchers are working to make Florida as habitable for the people who live and work here as the plants and wildlife that depend on it for survival.

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  • 1ON1

    Spring 2016
    Vice President and Director of Athletics Danny White and Head Football Coach Scott Frost discuss being the new guys, learning the important lessons and their big plans for the future of UCF Athletics.

  • A Steady Course

    Spring 2016
    Last summer, Hye Jung Kim, ’09, spent seven weeks aboard a 62-foot canoe modeled on the type ancient Polynesians used to sail the Pacific.

  • Artifact: Under Wraps

    Spring 2016

  • Big Shot

    Spring 2016
    In November, UCF ice hockey played for the largest crowd in its 19-year history at Orlando’s Amway Center.

  • Driven to Serve

    Spring 2016

  • Energizing the Future

    Spring 2016
    Grace Bochenek, ’98, director of the National Energy Technology Laboratory, on energy sources, fossil fuels and the importance of STEM education for America’s future.

  • Finding Balance

    Spring 2016
    UCF researchers are working to make Florida as habitable for the people who live and work here as the plants and wildlife that depend on it for survival.

  • Get to Know Your Trustees

    Spring 2016
    The board of trustees ensures UCF’s future is bright by providing governance and guidance to the president and establishing the mission and priorities of the university.

  • Global Health

    Spring 2016
    UCF students and faculty partner with University of Florida and local physicians to serve rural communities in the Dominican Republic. 

  • Good Move

    Spring 2016
    UCF’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program is helping families transform motorized toy cars into a way for children to explore their environment.

  • Heart of the Campus

    Spring 2016
    How a push in the right direction led to the creation of the cultural hub of the UCF student body.

  • News Briefs: Spring 2016

    Spring 2016
    Limbitless unveils new hands-free wheelchair, UCF takes top honors for academics and innovations, Cheerleaders score another victory and more…

  • On Campus: Spring 2016

    Spring 2016
    Photos: 20th anniversary of Spirit Splash, parents of Steven Sotloff speak to journalism students, C-SPAN bus on campus, and the Big Read

  • School + Sobriety

    Spring 2016
    A new group on campus is making it easier for students going through recovery to balance sobriety with their studies and a social life.

  • Start Up Here

    Spring 2016
    UCF’s growing entrepreneurial culture is empowering students to successfully navigate their way from concept to launch.

  • Tacko Fall – Mastering the Rebound

    Spring 2016
    UCF basketball center Tacko Fall has never let a few near misses keep him down.

  • The New Newsroom

    Spring 2016
    UCF journalism students are learning to use mobile devices to capture breaking news and jobs after graduation.

Fall 2015

Pegasus Magazine Fall 2015

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Ripple Effect

For first-generation college students, earning a degree can transform their future in remarkable ways along with everyone in their family for generations to come.

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  • 10 Years of FAIRWINDS

    Fall 2015
    The UCF FAIRWINDS Alumni Center celebrates an important anniversary.

  • Artifact: Bone Collector

    Fall 2015
    Animal remains offer unique insights for UCF biologists.

  • Backstage Pass

    Fall 2015
    In July 2015, the Limbitless Solutions team made its first international donation of a custom robotic hand to 6-year-old Paulo Boa Nova from Brazil. And a film crew documented the entire process for the UCF Impact campaign.

  • Briefs, News & Notes: Fall 2015

    Fall 2015

  • Building Character

    Fall 2015
    How Knightro landed a date for Homecoming

  • Game Plan for a Cure

    Fall 2015
    A new Orlando bowl game will benefit the fight to defeat breast cancer and the work of an innovative UCF College of Medicine researcher.

  • Global Distribution

    Fall 2015

  • Hacking D.C.

    Fall 2015
    UCF cyber defense champions infiltrate U.S. national security hot spots on a victory tour of the nation’s capital.

  • On Campus: Fall 2015

    Fall 2015
    Slideshow: Greater Orlando Heart Walk for the American Heart Association, class of 2019 convocation, President Hitt welcomed 200 new faculty, Step Right Up: Art of the Sideshow at the UCF Art Gallery

  • Raising a Ruckus

    Fall 2015
    Marketing guru Seth Godin lets College of Business Administration students in on a few of his best secrets to success.

  • Rising Beyond Barriers

    Fall 2015
    UCF’s Adaptive Climbing Program empowers students with different abilities to experience the thrills and health rewards of indoor rock climbing at the Recreation and Wellness Center.

  • Screen Time

    Fall 2015
    Emily Hart, 99, vice president of original programming for Disney Junior, knew from a young age that she wanted a career entertaining children.

  • The Art of the Interview

    Fall 2015
    Take a few pointers from TV news anchor and political talk show host Ybeth Bruzual, ’05, who has learned to get answers from some of the most difficult interview subjects possible: politicians.

  • Ultimate Tailgating Guide

    Fall 2015
    Here are a few tailgating tips and tricks from fellow Knights fans that are sure to score points with your guests.

  • Wide World of Sports

    Fall 2015

Summer 2015

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Horizon Cuba

What thawing relations between the United States and Cuba could mean for both sides on this 90-mile political, economic and social divide.

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  • Anatomy Lab of Dreams

    Summer 2015
    A College of Medicine professor designed this ultimate facility so students can learn with state-of-the-art technology.

  • Briefs, News & Notes: Summer 2015

    Summer 2015
    Rolling Stones in Orlando, Knights Honored, New UCF Leadership, and more

  • Commencement Through the Years

    Summer 2015
    Graduation Milestones, Famous Speakers and Alumni Statistics

  • Designing Robots for Mining Mars

    Summer 2015
    Student Engineers Build Mars Robot Mining Drone for NASA Contest

  • Fever Pitch

    Summer 2015
    UCF alumni are building a community of passionate soccer supporters in Orlando.

  • Gamification: The Future of Education

    Summer 2015
    Is gamification a futuristic fad, or does using video games to teach children promise a meaningful advance in education? UCF experts explain why we aren’t seeing more games in school yet.

  • Horizon Cuba

    Summer 2015
    What thawing relations between the United States and Cuba could mean for both sides on this 90-mile political, economic and social divide.

  • Knight-Thon 2015

    Summer 2015
    $688,049.19 That’s the amount raised by nearly 1,300 volunteers who stayed on their feet for 20 continuous hours to benefit Greater Orlando Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. 

  • Limitless Potential

    Summer 2015
    Summer 2015In April 12-year-old Wyatt Falardeau from Vero Beach, Florida, became the latest recipient of a robotic arm from Limbitless Solutions during a special behind-the-scenes experience organized by the nonprofit and Blue Man Group at Universal Orlando.

  • Mentor Magnetism

    Summer 2015
    Driven by a passion for working with children, Phillip Gordon, ’13, has become a mentor to the youth of his Parramore community.

  • Old-School Tools

    Summer 2015
    The Kaplan Collection of antique physicians instruments creates a historical context about technology for UCF medical students.

  • On Campus: Summer 2015

    Summer 2015
    Slideshow: Bike Week cycling events, Terry McMillan speaks at the UCF Book Festival, UCF Celebrates the Arts 2015 in downtown Orlando and Symphony Under the Stars moves inside.

  • Opening Doors at Juilliard

    Summer 2015
    How a UCF industrial engineer solved a big problem at the world-famous performing arts school.

  • Peace Corps Stories

    Summer 2015
    From Africa to South America and beyond, UCF students and alumni are working to improve the world as Peace Corps volunteers.

  • Plastic Problem

    Summer 2015
    Trash litters a campus landmark in a statement for sustainability.Summer 2015

  • Sensory Overload

    Summer 2015
    The proliferation of technology can create dangerous distractions in the operating room. Two UCF experts discuss the risks, research and solutions to the potentially deadly situation.

Spring 2015

Pegasus Spring 2015 - Homeless Students, Nano Supercapacitors, Performing Arts Center and more.

Featured Story

Invisible Struggles

What can be done to help college students experiencing homelessness?

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Fall 2014

Alex Prig and his 3D printed bionic arm

Featured Story

Kid-Approved

How one prosthetic arm is changing many lives.

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  • Backpack to Boardroom

    Fall 2014
    Dan Demole, ’01, Jingle Punks Co-founder

  • Breathe Easy

    Fall 2014
    Keeping children with asthma out of the emergency room is Linda Gibson-Young’s goal.

  • Briefs

    Fall 2014
    UCF News, Milestones, Personalities and Other Items of Interest Fall 2014

  • Developing a Democracy

    Fall 2014
    With a new public administration certificate program, UCF offers vision, strategy and best practices to a fledgling democracy.

  • Energy Partners

    Fall 2014
    UCF’s collaboration with Siemens Energy has produced scientific knowledge and innovation in power generation, aviation and space.

  • Five Lessons from a Citizen of the World

    Fall 2014
    Shannon O’Donnell, ’06, has experienced more than 40 countries. Her book, The Volunteer Traveler’s Handbook, helped the 29-year-old earn one of National Geographic Traveler magazine’s 2013 Traveler of the Year awards.

  • Food Chain

    Fall 2014
    In Central Florida, the path from farm-to-fork is being cut by Knights.

  • Guardian of the Reef

    Fall 2014
    Jay Easterbrook, ’85, Artificial Reef Builder

  • Kid-Approved

    Fall 2014
    How one prosthetic arm is changing many lives.

  • Love Yourself to Lose the Weight

    Fall 2014
    Rod Durham, ’86, Extreme Weight Loss

  • On Campus: Photo Gallery of UCF Events

    Fall 2014
    Fall 2014

  • Open House

    Fall 2014
    UCF Alumni collaborate to give a historic Winter Park landmark a new lease on life.

  • Pegasus Unleashed

    Fall 2014
    How the mythological winged horse became the symbol of UCF.Fall 2014

  • Piecing Together the Past

    Fall 2014
    Carol Mundy’s home was an unofficial museum before she donated more than 5,000 rare African-American artifacts to the UCF Special Collections & University Archives.Fall 2014

  • Put It to the Test

    Fall 2014
    Can physics, one of the oldest academic disciplines in world history, be taught with a modern approach to teaching 麻豆精品 S� without lectures and tests? Two faculty members weigh in.

Summer 2014

Pegasus Magazine Summer 2014

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Education Reform: Do the Florida Standards Benefit Our Children?

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Spring 2014

Pegasus Magazine Spring 2014

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The Season

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Fall 2013

Pegasus Magazine Fall 2013

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Powering Pomolong

Students Supply a South African Community with Electricity

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Summer 2013

Pegasus Magazine Summer 2013

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Better Together

Mentoring matters

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Spring 2013

Pegasus Magazine Spring 2013

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50 Moments, 50 Years

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Fall 2012

Pegasus Magazine Fall 2012

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Not Simply Red

There is nothing simple about this alien planet.

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Summer 2012

Pegasus Magazine Summer 2012

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Nano

How a big university excels at small.

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